Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
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Interesting Article.

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Interesting Article.
Cincinnati Erq-irer.
NV YORK, Sep. 22.-Wcen Governor
Foraker SEM forth his EteTa7y effort
showing WY tb3 Republican sslmiGi5tra-
ton ehou,1 be restored to power, i. aid
not occur 10 him perhaps thac II mighl
call forth ( counter argument f0r the con
.inusnce OF Democratic rule. Il has had
that result. and tie Cts upioa Ct Domoc-
racy is no less 3 man tGAn
SENATOR Carlisle OF KENTUCKY.
Mr.. Csrljs!e's argument will appear il
the Forum mkt week, enc through Tie
kindness 81 the publisher the Cincinnati
Enquirer HIS beeu permitted To make t
few extracts from the revised proofs.
He does not reply 10 Governor Foraker,
but writes or TIE topic suggested by him
THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
Speaking OF tie cIiminsl waste of
lands Ca railroads ana otha1 corpoTa-
lions, he seys: nThe foundations of the
existing system, under which immense
landed estates have been acquired by
foreign and domestic corporations and
syud!Catps were .l6id by tae Republican
party. Wl:h the magnitude o. the evil
at last recognized, the Republican senate
almost totally ignores the demand for
reform, while Oh the other hand
the Democratic House urged it
again and again, going SO far, liz
fact, as - amend its rules in order
to give 6pch measures precedence over
other business. The House has passed
bills restoring mora than 100 ,00O,O
Of L. 20
which has been c0ncurred IL by the Sen
ate."
REVENUE AND TAXATION.
Treating OF the subject he takes the
grouCd thAt it ig impol!lic and u lst to
maintsin 6 system which annually com
n3!s the people TO pay 500, 900, 600 more
han is actually needed by the govern
ment. II takes from the earnings Of the
people who need It in their business, and
it is creating an idle fund of suc1 magni-
tude as to menace the integrity Of legls-
letiOn, and already Y3sC schemes Of
spoliatior ere devised and advocated.
The de ba,able subject, t'In what mar
ner shall the revenue and taxation be re
duced?" leads him into its discussion,
and TO mastery review OF tue tariff
question, on which he demonstrates that
ILAS 1S lIi-SfJ.ASS t4efe GIL iL-E-
ests of the people md the true economic
principle.
PENSIONS.
He sets forth the fact mat the Republic
can party, in and Ou- o. Congress, IS CON
United 10 q pension policy taat, IL car-
ried out, Will bankrupt the nation.
While admitting the justice AID neceg-
sity OF granting pensions, he says tt2 ne
rights aId Interests Of the people w1o
pay tue taxes, carry on the Industries
ind develop the resources Of the c0ua:rY
should not be ci5regardod. Already the
United S .alea are paying T. greater amount
OF pensions than by oil other S1yegRne1. 5
OF the void combined.
"The Republican party can rot halt
without yiolsting It's pI3dgs &c tie sol
diers, and can not 60 on without doing
irreparable wrong 10 the tax pagers"
PZRORATION.
TIE article concludes: "Frea ships
and liberal LEWIS fer the regulation of
trade, instead of restrictive legislation
and unfriendly taxation, would Go more
in few years 10 restore our merchant
marine and increase our commerce with
South America and other ports of the
world, than WAS accomplished during all
the time the Republican party had charge
OF the government. Commercial treaties,
while they may be desirable under